Cost of Independent Contractor Misclassification for a San Diego Employer

What is the cost of independent contractor misclassification for a San Diego employer?  What agencies are pursuing San Diego employers, and what is the financial exposure misclassification brings to a local business?  The IRS, The US Department of Labor, as well as California’s Labor Board and the Employment Development Department or EDD are focused on […]

How to Resolve a Dispute with a General Contractor - San Diego Contract

How should you work to resolve a dispute with a general contractor.  Do you have to file a lawsuit in order to get things accomplished and get a project moving or completed?  The experienced construction law attorneys at the Watkins Firm have decades of experience in these matters.  We will manage the dispute with a […]

1099 Workers or Employees for Your San Diego Business – Misclassified

Should you hire 1099 workers or employees for your San Diego business?  Many California and San Diego business owners are rightfully concerned about the questions surrounding 1099 workers or independent contractors as they plan new business strategies for growth.  The question of 1099 worker/independent contractor versus an employee relationship has never presented greater challenges. The […]

Questions Regarding a San Diego Nonprofit or Charitable Entity

Do you have questions regarding a San Diego nonprofit or charitable entity such as a 501(c)(3)?  Do you need the advice, counsel and services of experienced attorneys?  What are the laws in California and how can you conduct the type of nonprofit, tax exempt work you wish to accomplish?  What entity do you need to […]

San Diego Employee Misclassification is a Genuine Business Risk

San Diego employee misclassification is a genuine business risk which could cost area employers tens of thousands of dollars for each individual violation.  There have been significant changes in federal labor laws recently, and one of the most important affects San Diego employers who utilize the services of independent contractors. The Department of Labor recently […]

Misclassifying an Independent Contractor Which Should be an Employee

Do you have legal exposure for misclassifying an independent contractor which should be an employee?  Recent changes based upon a US Supreme Court Decision have led to aggressive tactics on the part of the IRS and several California agencies.  Audits are being conducted to evaluate the misclassification of workers as independent contractors.  When an employer is […]

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